Flowing Pennies 1.2.4

Flowing Pennies is a Mac OS X personal finance application. It focuses on the flow of money into and out of your (or your familys) finances, keeping a sharp focus on simplicity.
Flowing Pennies features a single view with all of your financial transactions. No more navigating through labyrinths of accounts; Flowing Pennies enables you to see your finances succinctly and clearly.
Usage
The simple view shows each transaction, its amount, and its affect on your personal finances. While each transaction is color-coded according to its account, the main focus of this view is not zeroed in upon accounts, but rather on how all the transactions in the single list affect your personal finances.
The ledger view shows the affect each transaction has upon your accounts. This view still shows all transactions in a single list, but acknowledges that the running balance of each account is important to track. Along with columns for a transaction description and transaction amount, there are columns for each account that may be updated for each transaction.
Both of these views are useful in different circumstances, but what they have in common is this: they allow you to track how your finances affect your bottom line. Quickly scanning a months financial history is the work of glancing at a page or two of a single list. You dont have to tab around between accounts and try to manually sew together their impact on your finances in your head.
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Version restrictions:
- 30 days trial period.

Enhancements
- Improved the date format for some locales.
- The currency format has been improved and simplified for New Zealand, Australian, and Canadian Dollars.
- Miscellaneous bugs were fixed.